Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
A Distin guished Man Dead-Part of n
House Falls Into the oeilsr-shot by
His Brothor-suicide.

A Distinguished Man Dead-PHrt OF q
House Falls Into tho Oellsr-shot by
HIS Brother-suicide.
Joseph II. heialer died last evening
a. Mint rsville, Penua., aged rs years.
From 1862 until tho close of tbs war he
was Marshal of the coal region police
aud terror to desertera, bounty jump
ers, etc. After the war he was ap.
pointed Chief Marshal Of the Coal and
Iron Police, but resigned two years
ago.
In Pittsburg yesterday afternoon a
section of the first four floors OF q
seven. story building occupied by Tate
81 Myers, comm ission merchants, tum.
bled into the cellar. Five persons were
In the build ing ut the time, but ther
we're warned OF the anger by the crack
ing of the tim bers in time to make their
escape.
At Clinton, Maine. on Wedne sday,
Walter Chase was fatally shot by his
| II. year. old brother, with whom he re.
IN monstrated for making noise after he
returned fiom hunting. Walter died
within two hours. 1t Is said his brother
had shown symptoms Of insanity.
George Miller, . young bartender,
com united suicide in New York Thurs.
day morning by slashing his wrists,
pluneiug q knife into his chest and the
throwing himself from = ladder. He
had been suffering from plouro pneu.
mouia.
Ludarg Lewinsky, 80 years OF age,
charged with stabbipg, escaped from a
policeman Thursday morning and
jumped into Newtown Creek, at Hunt
er's Point, l.. I. He resisted oil at
tempts to rescue him and WAS drowned.
Mis-. Gettemy and Mrs. Anderson
were struck by an engine while walk
| ing ON the railroad track at Everson,
Penna., yesterday. The former died in
few hours; the latter is in critical
condition.
A coke train on the Pittsburg, Nc.
Keesport and Youghiogheny Railroad
ran into q rock near Taller Station, yes
Jterday morning and Was wrecked.
Charles Silk, fireman, and George
Lewis, brakeman, were killed.
Benjamin sisson. q young married
man, chopped his wife to death with an
axe at Sissonville. West. Virginia. or
Wedn esday, because she repfoschGd
him for going home drunk.
BY the fall OF an elevator in a furni.
ture factory at Connersville, Indiana,
yesterday morning, George Hampson
was Killed, and John Mccormick and
w. K. Barous were dangerously iI'
jured.
Charles Graves, one OF the "Bald
Knobbers' in Jail at Ozark, Missouri,
has made n confession, and Eyed the
1 thews.
The rear portion OF freight train on
tho Louisville and Evansville Railroad
became detached NJ Taswell. Indiana,
and, running down a steep grade, was
wrecked. Three men were killed.
Price Frederick Leopold Of Prussia
| nephew of the Emperor William and
l Prince Louis Esterhazy OF Austria, ar
| rived In Ban Francisco on Thursday on
the steamer City Of Sydney.
w. A. Siinson and two o. his ranch
| men were killed by Kiowa Comanche
| Indians in Greer County, Texas, last
Tuesday. A general Indian outbreak
ia that section is feared.
"Old Spot" the hcrse which General
| Fitzpatrick rode In his famous exped,'
| tions 6urirg the war, died at Decker.
town, N. j o few days ago. He was
50 years old.
James Franklin was shot dead by
Wood Lopeman in aquarrel over sume
tretpaesing cattle Lear Chanute, Kan
on Wednesday.
Frank Close fell upon a circular saw
at Moravis, New YORK, Thursday, land
his head and body were split In two tie
entire length"
Slight shocks OF earthquake continue
= to be reported at various nuiuts in the
1 interior of Mexico.
Major John f. Blaine, youusei
brother OF James q Blaine, died Thurs
day morning at Ho. Springs, Arkansss.
A prudent man, according TO Hoyle,' -
For cut, ard bruise aud burn, and
boil
VIII use at orce Salvation Oil.